It's like a tractor or a chainsaw. There is still just as much need for good engineering, if not more, than before.

> We have vampires that are incredibly fast, super-strong, super-intelligent and super-agile, that suck your blood (your money), and that die as soon as the sunlight of security or complexity hits them.

Haha. I imagine Security and biology are the garlic and herbs that drive away the vampires and then the vampires sends their lesser minions to do their job.

> there was a time when men handed their thinking

Reminds me of the "knowing where to tap" story. Some already know where and how to tap and only delegate the tapping part. Some start from scratch and expect the machine to tell them where to tap.

The management, like the ship owner thinks that they don't need to call anyone. That's not the main risk though, it's the majority not caring enough to learn about the ship.

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Software engineers know that AI code is kind of bad and leads to issues down the road.

Shills and luddites say AI is capable of replacing SWE

> In short, it has the same flaws as humans.

only the clueless, stupid ones

I'm wondering- did you read the article? Because you seem to be answering conclusions that it didn't reach.